South Carolina Candle

The moment I opened the jar, the sweet tea and magnolia notes took me straight to a summer porch. Burns really clean with an even melt, and the citrus comes through just enough to keep it fresh.

I lit this while winding down after work, and the orange flower note hits first before the magnolia settles in—it’s like sitting on a porch without leaving my apartment. The throw is strong but not overwhelming, fills my whole living room in about 20 minutes.

The hibiscus and sweet tea scent genuinely transports me to a lazy Southern afternoon—it's so realistic. Burns evenly and fills my whole living room with that warm, comforting magnolia hay note. Perfect for winding down after a long day.

The hay and magnolia come through so clearly it’s like sitting in a South Carolina field. Burns evenly and fills the whole room without being overpowering.

The citrus notes hit you first, but then the hibiscus and magnolia meld together beautifully—it’s like sitting on a porch with a cold glass of sweet tea. I love how it’s not overpoweringly floral; the hay undertone keeps it grounded and fresh. Burns clean and fills the room without being too strong.

The magnolia note is perfectly balanced with the citrus, not too heavy at all. I've been burning this while reading on the porch and it really captures that lazy summer afternoon feeling.

Brought this to the porch after a long day and the sweet tea + magnolia combo is spot on. The citrus notes come through without being overpowering, which I was worried about. Burns evenly too—no tunneling after a few hours.

This candle’s hibiscus note is exactly like steeped tea on a hot day, and it burns cleanly with no soot. I’ve got it in the kitchen and can smell the citrus peel from across the room.

This candle actually smells like sitting on a porch with a cold glass of tea—the hibiscus and lemon peel are spot on. The magnolia note is subtle but keeps it from being too sweet. I've bought three already.

I wasn't sure about the citrus notes at first, but the orange flower and lemon peel blend perfectly with the hibiscus—makes my whole living room smell like a summer porch. Burns evenly without that annoying tunneling, too.